The liquor seller came in and asked a question!

I don't know about the eight Australian wineries, except Penfolds, Henske, Wolfbraz, salter Ram, Moswood, Point Mentel, Devil's Nest, Petruma, Howard Parker, Plantagenet, Levin Manor and so on. But it must be French upstairs. Don't mislead everyone here. I know the following about Australian wine:

The wine producing areas in Australia are mainly divided into four regions, namely South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia, and the output ratio of each region is 8:4:2: 1. And the little-known Queensland and Tasmania producing areas.

South Australia wine producing areas: Barosa Valley, McLaren Valley, Kunavara, Clare Valley, Adelaide Mountain, Adelaide Plain, Currency Creek, Eden Valley, Kangaroo Island, Langhorne Creek, Benson Mountain, Padtaway, Rivelin, South Fleuriu (South Fleuri Lu), South Flinders Mountains (South Flindel Mountains) and Ratonbury. The top four are famous producing areas in South Australia.

The wine producing areas in NSW include Hunter (Hunter Valley), Muji (Manji), Orange (Orange), Cowland (Cowland), Southern Highlands (Southern Highlands), Shoerhaven Coast (Shoerhaven Coast), Peak (Topsy) and Riverine (Coastal Coast). Perricoota, Gundagai, Tangbaramba, Sydney and ACT (Capital Administrative Region).

Victorian wine producing areas include: Murray Darling (along the coast of murray river), Swan Mountain (Swan Mountain), Alpine Valley (Alpine Valley), Beechworth (Beatrice), Bendigo (Bandigo), Geelong (Geelong), Gippsland (Jeep History), Glen Rowan, goulburn Valley, Grampian's, Hiscott, Henty and King's Valley.

Rutherglen (Lusgeland), Strath Bogie Ranges (Stumbley Mountain), Sunbury (Chambury), Upper Goulburn (Gaobao) and Yarra Valley (Yarra Valley), among which the first two producing areas are famous in Victoria.

The wine producing areas in Western Australia include: Margaret River, Swan Region, Pemberton, Great Southern Region, Black Forest Valley, geogrape(gio grafi), Manjimu, Pierre and Perth.

Queensland wine producing areas include granite belt and South Burnett.

Tasmanian wine producing areas include Pippers River and Tamar Valley.

I hope the above will help you!